Target Audience for Hands on QTP
The "Hands on QTP" course by Koenig Solutions equips participants with Automation testing skills using QTP/UFT.
Target Audience for the "Hands on QTP" course:
- Quality Assurance Engineers
- Automation Testers
- Software Testers looking to upgrade to Automation testing
- Test Managers
- QA leads who need to understand automated testing frameworks
- New graduates interested in a career in software testing
- Software Developers interested in learning testing automation
- Test Architects
- Technical Consultants involved in QA processes
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Hands on QTP?
Introduction to the Course's Learning Outcomes
In the Hands on QTP course, students will acquire practical skills in test automation using QTP, focusing on its fundamentals, scripting, synchronization, and advanced techniques.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
- Understand the differences and limitations between manual and Automation testing, and identify scenarios where automation is beneficial or not recommended.
- Gain a comprehensive introduction to QTP, its architecture, supported environments, and the installation process, including license configuration and necessary add-ins.
- Develop foundational knowledge in VBScript, learning to create variables, arrays, functions, subroutines, conditional and loop statements, and classes for QTP scripting.
- Learn to create, record, and run automated tests in QTP, manage different recording modes, and work with both Expert and Keyword views to enhance test development.
- Acquire skills in object identification, using the Object Spy, and managing the Object Repository, including adding, removing, and storing objects for test automation.
- Implement synchronization techniques to ensure reliable test execution, using methods such as Wait, WaitProperty, Exist, and Sync.
- Understand and apply various types of checkpoints (Standard, Text, Text Area, Bitmap, and Accessibility) to validate application output during tests.
- Master the creation and usage of output value types to capture runtime data and validate test outcomes.
- Utilize the Data Table for parameterization to create data-driven tests, facilitating the import and export of test data from external sources like Excel.
- Explore descriptive programming to enhance test automation, learning when and how to use it for extracting object properties and performing operations on web elements without relying on the Object Repository.
